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Joseph has been playing an Australian Aboriginal didgeridoo for over a decade, using it as a deep meditative tool in his personal shamanic journey as well as a therapeutic instrument for his clients.

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The acoustics in the space, along with the sound of the waves crashing on the shore below, is an ideal environment for experiencing the profound vibrations of the didgeridoo.

Upon special request, for those people interested in something a little different, Dr. Hoffman also offers Didgeridoo and Gong Vibrational Sound Healing sessions.

If you're looking for less conventional treatment options, you may be interested in a study published in 2006: Swiss researchers suggested that playing a didgeridoo, an Aboriginal instrument, improves (but doesn't cure) sleep apnea symptoms.

Naturally, his favorite finds were a cardboard wrapping - paper tube (his didgeridoo) and a cardboard box (the perfect size for an Overlord Jack - in - the - Box).

Following a toast by Brad Rosairo and a didgeridoo performance, Corwin President, Mike Soules, who travelled from the United States for the opening, thanked Bill and the rest of the attendees.

Wedding entertainment can be anything you desire such as fire dancers on the beach at sunset with an Aboriginal playing the didgeridoo to give it that mysterious trance like feeling, a carnival atmosphere with characters wandering amongst the guests, a Scottish pipe band wandering along the beachfront to your wedding to the surprise of guests, a picnic basket for every guest set up on the beachfront and a boom box for musical entertainment.

The highlight for some is visiting Josephine's Kangaroo Orphanage, where you can meet the rescued kangaroos and baby joeys and admire (or buy) Aboriginal art and didgeridoos.

Our accommodation is on our own 500 acre farm, where we give you the option of staying in our unique hostel or roll out a swag under the stars, we have small groups (maximum 13), we sit around the campfire playing the didgeridoo, you will enjoy six healthy meals including a barbecue dinner, we travel in a four wheel drive vehicle and get to and from the island on our own charter boat as we search for dolphins on Backstairs Passage.

For an indigenous cultural experience you can visit either Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park where you can learn how to throw a boomerang or a woomera (an Aboriginal spear used to kill animals for food), play a didgeridoo and enjoy Aboriginal dancing or you can visit Rainforestation Nature Park where you can cuddle a koala or a crocodile, ride around in an old world war two amphibious vehicle and also enjoy learning about Aboriginal culture, hunting and danciFor an indigenous cultural experience you can visit either Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park where you can learn how to throw a boomerang or a woomera (an Aboriginal spear used to kill animals for food), play a didgeridoo and enjoy Aboriginal dancing or you can visit Rainforestation Nature Park where you can cuddle a koala or a crocodile, ride around in an old world war two amphibious vehicle and also enjoy learning about Aboriginal culture, hunting and dancifor food), play a didgeridoo and enjoy Aboriginal dancing or you can visit Rainforestation Nature Park where you can cuddle a koala or a crocodile, ride around in an old world war two amphibious vehicle and also enjoy learning about Aboriginal culture, hunting and dancing.

General admission includes: creation story art of my people tjapukai aboriginal dance performance bush foods and medicines presentation hunting and weapons demonstration didgeridoo show boomerang and spear throwing adult $ 62 child (4 - 14 yrs) $ 42 family $ 166 book now for 10 % discount

FILE - In this Aug. 11, 2017, file photo, Johanna Morrow plays the didgeridoo during a memorial service for Justine Ruszczyk Damond in Minneapolis.